Can you take fresh produce into the USVI?
Can you take fresh produce into the USVI?
Everyone talks about taking food with them to STJ, STT or STX. My take is that usually these items are frozen or boxed things. But what about fresh produce? Like, for instance, can I take some fresh Avocados? Tomatoes? I know you can't bring things into the State of California (they take it away from you at the border), but I'm wondering if the same kind of laws prevail in the USVI?
My understanding is that you can take it in, but you can't bring it out. I don't think you can bring seeds at all though.
I do wonder if you'd be able to transport such delicate items as tomatoes and avocadoes without damage. You have a long flight ahead of you! I know nothing compares to California produce, but I can tell you that I saw avocadoes for sale at Starfish, and they looked OK.
I do wonder if you'd be able to transport such delicate items as tomatoes and avocadoes without damage. You have a long flight ahead of you! I know nothing compares to California produce, but I can tell you that I saw avocadoes for sale at Starfish, and they looked OK.
It's like looking in your soup and finding a whole different alphabet.
Well, I guess you've never had Illinois corn and Illinois tomatoes in August....liamsaunt wrote:I know nothing compares to California produce,
And Michigan peaches are the best ever, unless you maybe count Ontario.
California may have produce year round, but I'll take August in the midwest as far as good tasting produce goes....
But...in STJ, every ting tastes great....
Jan N.